This has been covered before, but reducing costs by $10m is the most aggressive suggestion yet.
With reference to their $24,246,000 expected cash flows, from which areas do you suggest this 40+% cut should come?
This has been covered before, but reducing costs by $10m is the most aggressive suggestion yet.
With reference to their $24,246,000 expected cash flows, from which areas do you suggest this 40+% cut should come?
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